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Why 4 Levels of Authorization Makes Sense

In application development, adding security features can include requirements for authentication and authorization. Authentication identifies the user. Authorization checks and filters what the user can do. Authentication is mostly easy. Authorization though can be a little bit tricky.

Why Intel Can Build a Secure OS

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I few recent blogs ago, I wrote about Why Intel Should Build an OS . Recent news shows Intel acquired security software company McAfee . Now we're seeing security built-in to "Intel inside" devices ! However, let's imagine further if Intel integrates their new found security in to their processors and/or chips with built-in OS. Are you seeing it? A computer device that has a built-in secured OS! Standard in all your brand new "Intel inside" computer devices! It is as brilliant as it is exciting, isn't it?